D&D 5E: The Dryad's Dragon - Achandarr Not-Fiendish

Achandarr Not-Fiendish, Warlock 2/Sorcerer 3

Attributes

Str 8 (-1) Dex 16 (+3) Con 15 (+3) Int 10 (+0) Wis 12 (+1) Cha 16 (+3)

AC: 18 (14 breastplate + 2 dex + 2 shield) Saves: Str +0, Dex +4, Con +4, Int +1, Wis +5, Cha +4 HP: 43

Alignment: CN Prof: +3 Init +2

"Human", half-elf mechanically

Medium, 30' Speed, +2 Cha, +1 Dex, +1 Con, Darkvision 60', "Fey" Ancestry (Charm Advantage, Magic Slep Immunity), Skill Versatility, Languages

Warlock 2

Patron (Hexblade), Cantrips (2), Pact Magic (3 spells, 2 Slots, Slot Lv 1, Spell Attack +6, Save DC 14), Spellcasting Focus, 2 Invocations

Sorcerer 3

Devil in the Flesh, Sorcery Points (3, +2 item), Metamagic (Quicken Spell, Twinned Spell), Spell Slots (4 1st, 2 2nd)

Devil in the Flesh "bloodline"

Infernal: speak/read/write Infernal, bonus spells known Inhuman Power: +1 HP/sorcerer level, War Caster feat effects, use weapon/implement as one and share magic bonuses

Proficiencies

Medium Armor, Shields, Martial Weapons, Wis saves, Cha saves Acrobatics (+6), Deception (+7), Insight (+5), Intimidate (+7), Perception (+5), Stealth (+6), Thieves' Tools (+6)

Languages

Clan Common, Outlander Common, Infernal

Spells

Cantrips: Ghost Sound, Greenflame Blade, Lightning Lure (Force damage rather than lightning), 
Mage Hand, Eldritch Blast, Booming Blade
1st level: Fog Cloud, Grease, Silent Image, Hellish Rebuke, Shield
2nd level: Suggestion, Misty Step, Spider Climb, Scorching Ray, Hold Person

Invocations

Agonizing Blast, Devil's Sight

Equipment

Breastplate, +1 Demonhorn Blade, Stone of Good Luck (+1 to skill checks and saves) Demonhorn Blade: +1, Necrotic resistance, +1/2 level sorcery points, bonus action to do 1d6 necrotic

Backstory

Achandarr Not-Fiendish, called the Risen, escaped the Hells because he chafed against their iron laws, requiring obedience for obedience's sake and wickedness for wickedness' sake. Destroying many of his peers on his route to what could only generously be termed "enlightement", Achandarr fits in with mortals because he is like mortals, but more honest with himself: he defends those dear to him, enjoys the thrill of combat, takes revenge on those who wrong him, and takes a perverse delight in bringing down those who are bigger assholes than himself.